Bath Crashers

Matt Muenster overhauls a bathroom with an awkward layout. He frames a clawfoot soaking tub with reclaimed barnwood, wraps an electric fireplace in tin panels and adds warm light with a crystal chandelier.

Two poorly laid-out bathrooms are combined into one spacious midcentury modern space. Intricate design elements like the colorful graffiti-inspired tile arrangement behind the soaking tub make for an eye-catching master suite.

Bath Crashers tackles the master suite of a neglected cabin in the mountains. The makeover includes a shower with a color-changing rain fixture and walls made of both wood and rock to reflect the cabin's rustic setting.

Homeowners realize they don't have room for the modern industrial bathroom of their dreams. Bath Crashers comes in and takes over an unused dining room to create a sleek new suite with a two-person sauna.

A small and mundane bathroom gets a charming French Country makeover with a vaulted ceiling made with reclaimed wood planks, a vintage-looking ombre-hued tub and wall-mounted farmhouse sinks.

An awkward bathroom is given style and functionality when two space-eating closets are removed. The new space is filled with a standing soaker tub, teak wood storage shelves and a shower nearly double its original size.

A boring bathroom is turned into the ultimate his-and-hers spa. Natural elements such as fire, water, wood and stone go into the design of the suite that includes a fire feature and floor-to-ceiling windows.

A family's small master bathroom is combined with their outdoor pool area to create a dual-purpose modern spa and pool space. The luxurious new suite includes a back-lit vanity and a multi-purpose shower.

An ugly, carpeted bathroom is transformed into a modern spa with amenities to perfectly fit the needs of the homeowner who loves to sing. The suite now includes an acoustical wall panel with sound-proofing foam and speakers.

A dark and moldy bathroom is given a new life with spa-like amenities. A large hammered copper tub sits atop an acacia wood floor and the accent wall made of copper pennies complements the copper pipe towel rack.

Homeowners with a tiny bathroom get the master suite of their dreams when Bath Crashers transforms the space. After expanding into a bedroom, the two-part bath now has a modern flare with glass panels and a disappearing TV.

Bath Crashers helps mountain-dwelling homeowners create the rustic and modern retreat of their dreams. The small space is transformed into a spacious suite with a multi-head shower, a jetted tub and fireplace.

An outdated and pink-tiled bathroom is converted to an edgy master suite with nods to 70s chic and Airstream trailers. The room now features a powder room with a unique wall urinal, a roomy shower and funky artwork.